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The Heart and Stroke Foundation’s local volunteer chair Colleen Marsel (right) holds up certificates recognizing other volunteers who’ve helped out over the years. The 30th and final volunteer-run celebrity breakfast fundraiser for Heart and Stroke was held Feb. 1, raising over $14,000.

Final breakfast Out of This World [photos]

“It’s near and dear to my heart and I’m just overwhelmed by the community.”

The Heart and Stroke Foundation’s local volunteer chair Colleen Marsel (right) holds up certificates recognizing other volunteers who’ve helped out over the years. The 30th and final volunteer-run celebrity breakfast fundraiser for Heart and Stroke was held Feb. 1, raising over $14,000.
Inderjit Singh Reyat has been given mandatory parole.

Mandatory parole for Air India bomb maker

A convicted terrorist will soon be out of prison and back on Canadian streets.

Inderjit Singh Reyat has been given mandatory parole.

School District amended budget reflects new students

Cowichan Valley School District 79 is growing, and as it does the district’s budget keeps pace.

Duncan’s Gavin Langelo will be starring as Vicomte de Valmont in Capilano University’s upcoming production of ‘Dangerous Liaisons,’ in North Vancouver.

Duncan graduate builds acting career with starring role

Duncan actor Gavin Langelo is making his dreams come true in the big city.

Duncan’s Gavin Langelo will be starring as Vicomte de Valmont in Capilano University’s upcoming production of ‘Dangerous Liaisons,’ in North Vancouver.
Crofton Road was closed Thursday morning, though some drivers in pickup trucks braved the flood waters that stranded several vehicles. The washout was caused by heavy rains in tandem with high tides, and was expected to last until the tide receded later in the day. Mainroad Contracting was re-routing people around the flood zone.

High tide, rain closes roads in Cowichan

Flooding stopped traffic on Crofton and Cowichan Bay roads Thursday.

Crofton Road was closed Thursday morning, though some drivers in pickup trucks braved the flood waters that stranded several vehicles. The washout was caused by heavy rains in tandem with high tides, and was expected to last until the tide receded later in the day. Mainroad Contracting was re-routing people around the flood zone.
Kelly Olsen stands beside one of the sandwich boards her family has put up in hopes of finding their lost Rottweiler puppy.

Hunt for missing puppy a big community effort

Kelly Olsen of Duncan just wants to her beloved puppy Chibs to come back home.

Kelly Olsen stands beside one of the sandwich boards her family has put up in hopes of finding their lost Rottweiler puppy.